Explanation of Home Screen Buttons
Play Offline with Bot: This option is a one-on-one game with you and the bot (Lenart). In the settings section (see screenshot below), you can choose the difficulty level and how many points you want to play to.
Play Online with Person: With this option, you will play with other players (2 to 6 people can play simultaneously). Once a room has been opened, there will be 30 seconds for others to join. If 2 to 3 players are in a game, 1 deck of cards will be used; if there are 4 to 6 players, 2 decks will be used. This game is played until the first person reaches 100 points.
Important:
If there is a tie and 2 or more people reach 100 points simultaneously, the first person who submits their hands will win the game.
In the 4 to 6 player game, there are 2 decks of cards, so 2 people can have the same hand. If this happens, the first person to submit their hands will win that round.
How To Play: Here, you will find a step-by-step video of how to play the game.
Customize Your Game: In this section, you can choose and change your character and card backs (see screenshot below).
Now the Rules…
Each player is dealt 17 cards.
From those 17 cards, you create 3 different poker hands/rows containing 5 cards each.
Your cards can be moved from one hand/row to another, making 3 of the best poker hands possible (click here to view the Hierarchy of Poker).
Once you have made your 3 best hands, you can then change which row you want each hand to be in by clicking and dragging to the left of each row (see screenshot below).
Once you are satisfied with your 3 hands and their placement, you can hit submit, and your hands will be compared with the other players' hands. Each winning row gets 10 points, so that you could win up to 30 points for a round. The first person to reach 100 points wins the game. If you play offline with the bot, you can choose how many points you want to play to.
Important:
If there is a tie and two or more people reach 100 points simultaneously, the first person who submits their hands will win the game.
In the four to six-player game, there are two decks of cards, so two people can have the same hand. If this happens, the first person to submit their hands will win that round.